. >> david patell. i did meet with him yesterday to discuss this. i see some concerns about this proposal. first it's this black of operates as we heard with the overtime reporter just now. we are down in terms of operators and putting this service out there if it's supposed to be prioritized. will be an increase in use. the $1.8 million is not in the budget. i question what sort of funds this is coming from. and if this also is a trade-off against other things that are not in the budget. the way this bus system is designed there is a limited market and it's therefore limited benefit and i question what the goal is here success. and i heard the question, gefting a monthly report. but i wonder what would be provided if one will be pro invited. this long line on the end from cal tran to the beach at slightly lower levels like every 10 minutes and layering off a short line from embarcadero to 19th avenue. but that it is not going to 19. that could be done in my calculation with the same amount of equipment and operators. she would increase capacity in

after law school, he acquired for dc sir cult judge david patel and ruth ginsberg. you know, don't question him, his intellect or qualifications. he should be treated with respect and admired, no characterized. he should be credit rather than ignored. the son of immigrants, and he would bring much needed diversity to the federal bench. there is no asian-pacific american judge on the 9th circuit court of appeals which, of course, includes california and hawaii and a number of western states, but rather than debate or vote for him or vote against him, a cloture vote. that means you vote maybe. most americans vote yes or no, and whether that up or down vote, the republicans argued just a few years ago every nominee deserved and there to file cloture on this. you know, the senator, many of whom are still serving on the other side of the aisle, claim to subscribe to a standard that prohibits filibusters of no , nominees except under extraordinary circumstances. there is no circumstances here. he was supported by his home state senators, favorably reported by the majority